Jimmy P. Page #4
the mother, or a mother equivalent.
Two mountains, are the breasts.
And threatening clouds
above his sister's ranch.
The patient depicts
himself in front of a barn.
He wouldn't talk to anybody,
doctors or patients.
You asked for my opinion, here it is.
Jimmy Picard is not crazy.
Or else you have to lock up
half of our fellow citizens.
So, what is he suffering from?
I guess what we all suffer from.
So what do you suggests we do?
George, you know how I feel.
But the AAP needs
paperwork, anything legal.
No! Karl, they'll get their papers.
Hey, you're not even an MD.
I know, no psychoanalysis.
Just counseling.
Research counseling, got it?
- Jokl.
If they don't work out, you
go straight back to New York.
Terrific!
I may have administration wise,
but let me tell you, Mon'Amie...
that doesn't allow
you to break the rules.
Which rules am I going to break here?
Don't be exuberant!
Is your British friend
still in New York?
- Madeleine?
- Trs charmant! (Very charming)
Jeanetta and I were wondering
if she might pay us a visit.
Nah, I bet she would.
If Jimmy is not sick,
then isn't that good news?
Since we found nothing physiological,
we were wondering whether
the illness may be psychiatric.
However Mr. Devereux doesn't
consider you a schizophrenic.
Then...
I can go home?
I think you're in real pain.
You can see Mr. Devereux,
for a while, an hour a day.
He can't treat you, in
But maybe he can help.
You should not have drank here.
- Hello!
move you into another ward.
Hello, my name is Alma.
What do we have here?
I have the school records.
Look!
They thought the world of you.
You can take your time now.
The rapport was good
and simplify sufficient.
spontaneous and normal manner.
I decided to study
and counsel the patient.
Come in, please.
Follow me.
It's an unorthodox
setting, but anyway...
You don't look too good.
Just a slight fever.
Don't worry.
Did you dream anything?
I had a dream last night.
I was butchering some beef.
White face, Hereford.
Hereford.
What was the locality of the dream?
On my sister's ranch.
Doctor, when I go to bed,
Could you explain how it feels?
Well, as soon as I lied down,
I'm afraid my heart will miss a beat.
I always have to get up
and get some water.
I also have these
attacks in the afternoon.
Stepping back to your dream.
What does it make you think of?
The other night, I read an
article in a magazine,
about a... couple in Alaska.
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